Glorious Gifts : Spring Gifts

Spring Word Ladders

$6.99

Challenge players to use their brainpower and be the first to complete these word ladders. Listen for the laughter to erupt as they try to convert words like " grass" to "trees" in four or less steps Answer key included. Start printing as soon as you order!

Insect Life in Spring

$25.00

1800+ classic reproductions of vintage posters and artwork. Custom printed using the finest quality canvas and ink.

FX Schmid Wings of Spring 300 Piece Puzzle by Ravensburger

$13.98

Get the feeling of spring back when you make this beautiful 300 piece puzzle! Finished puzzle size is 24" x 18". Ages: Adult Manufacturer: Ravensburger

Silly Songs & Sing-Alongs for Spring

$19.95

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Spring, May Day, Mother's Day, Groundhog's Day and more with this delightful collection of 12 seasonal songs set to new lyrics from the popular John Jacobson series! Perfect for the classroom or stage, this collection includes everything you need under one cover... piano/vocal arrangements, choreography suggestions and reproducible lyric sheets. Sing along or perform with the professionally produced CD available separately that features demonstration vocals and instrumental only versions of each song. Spread the laughter throughout your school and community with Silly Songs and Sing-Alongs for Spring! Available: Song Collection (with reproducible lyric sheets) and Performance/Accompaniment CD. For all ages!

Tuftop Tempered Glass Kitchen Board, Artist Collection - Spring Garden

$17.99

Features: Tuftop glass cutting boards are virtually indestructible and absolutely beautiful. Sanitary - Tuftop boards have a cut-proof surface so bacteria, stains and odors cannot be harbored as they are in other cutting boards. No need for harsh chemicals to prevent cross-contamination - simply wash in warm, sudsy water! Virtually Indestructible - Tuftop boards are made with highly tempered glass that will look like new for years in your kitchen without cracks, chips, scratches, or cut marks. Beautiful - Tuftop boards are artwork for the kitchen! Colorful designs are mounted between shimmering textured glass and a protective vinyl backing. Tuftop adds sparkle to any table as an elegant serving platter or a dazzling centerpiece with candles - the uses are endless! Heat resistant - Tuftop boards are trivets for hot casseroles and counter savers for hot-off-the-stove pots and pans: Sizes: Small: 9" x 12" (TT93141). Medium: 12" x 16" (TT93142)(+$5).

Spring Russian Tray

$28.54

Size: approx. 8.4' x 6.8' Metric: 21 x 17 cm Finish: oil varnish (glossy) Availability: ships within 5-12 business days Origin: Russian Federation Product Details As all of our Zhostovo trays this small 'Spring' tray is handpainted in the village of Zhostovo, Russian Federation. It is manufactured according to the old Zhostovo painting tradition the details of which you may find below. This is a top quality 100% authentic Russian Zhostovo tray that would make an excellent gift to anyone. MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: ZHOSTOVO PAINTING Zhostovo painting is one of the traditional types of Russian decorative work developed in the village of Zhostovo of Mytishi region, Moscow oblast. It appeared at the beginning of 19th century under the influence of Ural flower painting on metal. Zhostovo painting is essentially drawing on metal trays preliminarily covered by several layers of thick putty and oil varnish (normally, of black color). The painting itself is accomplished in several consequent stages; soft brush and oil-colors (richly mixed with linseed-oil) create an impression of an energetic and elastic touch. Stylistic development of Zhostovo painting is closely related to Russian porcelain and enamel painting of Moscow region's plants and factories, as well as with the flower motifs of printed Ivanovo cottons and P.V. Lukutin miniature. The main motif of Zhostovo painting - a flower bouquet - is simple and laconic in its composition: larger garden flowers are combined with smaller wild flowers; the actual shape of a flower is conveyed through a three-dimensional painting technique; and all this is being brought together by a decorative richness of multi-color solution closely related to the traditional Russian brush-painting on chests and distaffs. Tray edges are finished with a golden ornamental pattern (also known as 'uborka'). The completed painting is covered by three layers of light varnish, being further polished to mirror luster.

Asian Spring (Meadow Green)

$179.95

This extraordinary and artistic patio umbrella depicts the migration of Oriental cranes during the spring season. Each season represents a different part of life with spring being synonymous with rebirth. Through rain and shine this umbrella will provide you with years of shelter for you and your family.

* 7 foot umbrella pole constructed of rich stained oak hardwood.

* Each umbrella is entirely handcrafted down to the finest detail.

* Oil-treated cotton umbrella shades are all hand-painted by our master artists.

* Dual position shade height allows for full coverage or a better view of the painted shade.

* Waterproof and weatherproof.

* Two-piece pole fastens securely with a polished metal coupling.

* Pole diameter of 1.5" easily fits into any standard size umbrella base or table.

* Optional umbrella base available - handcrafted from stained oak hardwood.

WeatherPrintT - Spring Goddess - Outdoor Wall Art

$100.00

Decorate decks, patios, pool areas, gardens, outdoor walls and more with these outdoor paintings! These pieces of outdoor artwork are selected from today's most distinguished, world-renowned artists. The surface coating has been scientifically tested to wi

Ancient Beauty Series---Spring

$3.99

A beauty in spring pattern Made of rayon and bambooDiameter: 9"1/2Height: 14"Preparation Time: 2-3 working days

Cell Phone Glittering Jewel Pendant D'feel Spring Model Bee W/ Pink Flower (Ks-70095)

$7.89

D'Feel Jewelry Cell Phone Pendant
*:.:*~*:.:*~ Next Stage of Cell Fasion **:.:*~*:.:*
Cell Phone Case Phone Strap Decorative Cell Sticker Cell Phone AntennaCharm... Strapya has created trends of Cell Phone Accessories. Now herecomes Cell Phone Jewelry Pendant.

The concept is Brilliant Jewels for Cell Phones.
Never compromise its quality and design it's just like jewelry people really want. Easy to put it on your cell strong adhesive soft sticker on the back yet the sticke is quite gentle so as not to hurt your cell phone!!

To let you keep your elegance & identity and make you come true your ideal yourself we have been carring always-brandnew and outstanding-looking cell phone accessories for years.
And this time we are very proud of introducing you this Cell Phone Glittering Jewel Pendant Charm. this must be one of the must-haves of Strapya products.

11 Kinds of Cell Phone Jewel Pendants all Jewels are elaborately designed to meet your demands.
Each Pendant stands out on your cell phone by itself but to combinate with another one the luxuarious is doubled! Plus with other Keitai Style Straps Stickers and Jewel Antenna Rings Your cell phone and you can be like a Hollywood Star or even cutier!!

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Spring

$40.00

28.00 X 36.00 print by Ashkar entitled Spring. Click to order this print unframed or framed and matted.

Lea Industries Spring Garden Slat Bedroom Set with Twin or Full Size Bed

$805.00

Create a room perfect for sleep, study, and storage with multiple pieces from the Spring Garden collection. It will remind your child of running through a field on a warm and breezy spring day, picking flowers, and discovering all the soft colors of nature. The Spring Garden Collection transcends all bedrooms, allowing your child's personal space to not only be beautiful, but also unique. Features: -Crafted of hardwoods and wood products -Bed available in white, pink, or yellow painted finishes -Includes headboard, footboard and wood hook-on rails -Bed has two rail heights and requires bunkie board at highest rail setting to use optional Trundle / Storage Unit - bunkie board sold separately -Trundle/ Storage Unit is optional -Set comes standard with Slat Bed and Nightstand -Nightstand available in white, pink or yellow painted finishes -Nightstand comes with one drawer and one shelf -Box spring required for adequate mattress support -Please Note: Optional Serta Mattress and box spring ships separately from bedroom furniture, and may arrive for delivery on an earlier or later date than bedroom furniture. -Optional box spring available in choice of either standard or low profile height -Twin Slat Bed Dimensions: 52" H x 42" W x 76" D -Full Slat Bed Dimensions: 52" H x 57" W x 76" D -Standard Box Spring Height: 9" -Low Profile Box Spring Height: 6" Optional Bedroom Pieces: -Bedroom items include: Bookcase/Media Chest, Five Drawer Chest, Single or Double Dressers, Leg Vanity/Writing Desk, Vanity Mirror, Vertical Mirror, Drawer Desk, Large Hutch, Low Hutch, Chair and Loft Bed Tent -Loft Bed Tent available in two color options: Pink and Purple or White and Purple -Low Hutch compatible with Single Dresser or Drawer Desk -Large Hutch compatible with Drawer Desk or Single Dresser -Vertical Mirror compatible with Single or Double Dresser -Vanity Mirror may only be used with Leg Vanity -Drawer Construction: all wood construction, center mount guides with built-in stops Under Bed Storage and Trundles: -Optional Under Bed pieces include: Storage Box, Storage Box Complete, and Trundle Unit -Storage Box Complete consists of two storage boxes and guide rails (only needed with two boxes) -Trundle Unit has pullout metal frame and accommodates 7" of mattress -All under bed pieces available in white pink or yellow and will work with twin and full size beds -Please Note: Under Bed storage units may not be used together Serta Mattress Features The Perfect Sleeper is the ultimate combination of comfort and value - with the important features you need for an invigorating night's sleep that affects both your mind and body. Plus, the mattress comes with the exclusive open - flame resistance system, Fireblocker, to keep you and your family safe. Please Note: box spring is not included Good Better Best Firm -2" Hi IFD support foam top upholstery -Comfort fiber quilt -Mattress Height: 8.5" -Total height with standard box spring: 17.5" -Total height with low profile box spring: 14.5" -Top upholstery has 2" comfort foam and 1" Hi IFD support foam - Advanced comfort quilt with soft convoluted foam and 1" comfort foam -Mattress Height: 12" -Total height with standard box spring: 21" -Total height with l

Spring Rain Sanctuary Full/Queen Duvet/Sham Set

$118.80

Fresh bursts of colorful blossoms brighten this chic bedding. -Includes one 90 x 92" full/queen duvet -Includes two 26 x 20" standard shams with a 2" flange -Made of silky, 230 thread count, 100% cotton sateen -Sanctuary bedding line

Carson Dellosa BULLETIN BOARD SET SPRING BUNNIES - 1 set

$10.49

Bulletin Board Sets 5 boards

Anime/ Manga Doraemon in Hot Spring Cell Phone Charm

$4.03

Anime/ Manga Doraemon in Hot Spring Cell Phone Strap

Ahhhhh Doraemon in hot spring veeeeery relaxing!

'Southern Spring' Samovar Set (3 l.)

$227.31

Dimensions: height: c. 14' diameter: c. 7.5' Metric: height: 35 cm diameter: 18.75 cm Volume: 3 liters Type: electric / functional Voltage: 220 volts, 1.25 KVt (no voltage converter necessary; simple plug adaptor would do) Availability: ships within 6-12 business days Origin: Russian Federation PRODUCT DETAILS: The gorgeous 'Southern Spring' electric samovar set in front of you consists of an authentic 'ryumka' (shot glass)-shaped hand-painted Russian electric samovar (fully functional and ready to make tea), a handsome hand-painted tray and a beautiful hand-painted porcelain teapot. The whole set is 100% original, made and imported from Russia. Would definitely make a wonderful gift to anyone interested in Russian culture. Important: Slight variations in the painting pattern are acceptable, as each and every set is hand-painted; hence, unique and unparalleled. WARNING: Do not place the painted teapot on top of hot samovar. The paint will come off. Teapot may be put on top of samovar only when the latter is not in use. MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: SAMOVAR HISTORY Samovar is a purely Russian invention. It is used for making tea. In the 17th century tea was delivered to Russia from the territory of West Mongolia and it was used as medicine among the nobility. Tea was a competitor of 'sbiten', the most favourite drink in Russia back then. Its components were: hot water, medicinal herbs and honey. In the 18th century in the Urals and Tula samovar-kitchens were invented. They were divided into three parts - two of them devoted to meals cooking, and the third one wholly devoted to tea-making. Sbitennik and samovar-kitchen were samovar prototypes. There were different ways of manufacturing the first samovars. Samovars were produced in the Urals, Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, Tula; and later in Vladimirskaya, Yaroslavskaya and Vyatskaya provinces. The first samovar factory was founded in Tula by Nasar Usitsin in 1778. This town of gunsmiths became famous throughout the world as the center of samovar manufacture. Tula had everything that was needed for such industry: rich ore mines, highly qualified masters skilled in working metals and location (Tula is situated only 200 kilometres south of Moscow). Samovar manufacture soon became to be very profitable. Handicraftsmen were quickly turning into manufacturers; workshops were transformed into samovar manufactures. In 1826 there were only eight samovar factories, whereas in 1896 there were already seventy. Samovars were made out of cupronickel, red and green copper, pinchbeck, and in special cases - out of silver. Some samovars were plated with gold or silver, but brass was always the basic metal. In the course of the centuries samovar shapes changed. By the end of the 19th century the number of samovar types reached 165. Yet, it was almost impossible to fully mechanize the samovars manufacture. Tools used for samovar making were not changing and by hand assembly allowed for only five-six samovars to be produced per day. The highest peak of samovar manufacture in Tula was reached in the 80s of the 19th century. Samovar was not only a feature of home comfort, the symbol of Russian hospitality, but also a kind of a mascot. Among articles of folk domestic art samovars occupy a special place. They are often viewed not only as domestic utensils, but also as real works of applied arts. Each true samovar master always wanted to astonish his customers by his creativity. Conservative design and durability in combination with decorative qualities draw interest to samovars of the people all over the world. Tula samovars were represented at many exhibitions in Russia and abroad. Manufacturers taking part at the exhibitions were constantly awarded with medals, the reprints of which often appeared on their samovars after that. Tula samovars were spread all over Russia. At the fairs one could find samovars of very different shapes: vase-shaped, pear-shaped, wine-glass-shaped, etc. Prices reduction in the process of manufacture caused standardization of samovar shapes. The so-called cylindrical samovars became widely spread. Originally Tula produced coal samovars (the water in them was heated up by charcoal), kerosene samovars and combined variants, the water in which could be heated up by any kind of fuel. Prices were set in direct dependence with shape, material and dimension of a samovar. Simple samovars were sold in bulk. Articles of complicated shapes (presents, samovars made to order) were sold by the piece. During the whole of the 19th century portable samovars were produced in Tula. As a rule, they were multi-sided, cubic and right-angled. Over the two hundred years, production technology improved considerably. Now presses and conveyor lines are widely employed. Casting under pressure is also widespread. At 'Shtamp' plant nickel-plating automatic line was introduced. Samovars here are decorated by art rolling. The plant produces samovars of different types: coal (of six versions) and - from 1956 - electrical (volume 2-3 litres; for buffets), combined and painted. Folk traditions keep on existing and developing. Gorgeous samovars - authentic works of art - are still produced in Russia. Samovars are still awarded with prizes and medals at national and international exhibitions.

P7 Spring Loaded Airsoft Gun

$19.99

Lxh: 179mm x 135mm. caliber: 6mm bb (.12g)(metallic/abs/paintball). capacity: 24 bb''s. action: slide cocking. single shot energy: 4 joule (m/kg) velocity: 200 fps grip safety firing pin indicator.

'Gorgeous Spring' Samovar Set (10 l.)

$570.46

Dimensions: height: c. 18.8' Metric: height: 47 cm Volume: 10 liters Type: electric / functional Voltage: 220 volts, 1.25 KVt (no voltage converter necessary; simple plug adaptor would do) Availability: ships within 6-12 business days Origin: Russian Federation PRODUCT DETAILS: The 'Gorgeous Spring' electric samovar set in front of you consists of a large 10 liter 'banka' (jar)-shaped hand-painted Russian electric samovar (fully functional and ready to make tea), a handsome hand-painted tray and a beautiful hand-painted porcelain teapot. The whole set is 100% original, made and imported from Russia. Would definitely make a wonderful gift to anyone interested in Russian culture. Important: Slight variations in the painting pattern are acceptable, as each and every set is hand-painted; hence, unique and unparalleled. WARNING: Do not place the painted teapot on top of hot samovar. The paint will come off. Teapot may be put on top of samovar only when the latter is not in use. MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: SAMOVAR HISTORY Samovar is a purely Russian invention. It is used for making tea. In the 17th century tea was delivered to Russia from the territory of West Mongolia and it was used as medicine among the nobility. Tea was a competitor of 'sbiten', the most favourite drink in Russia back then. Its components were: hot water, medicinal herbs and honey. In the 18th century in the Urals and Tula samovar-kitchens were invented. They were divided into three parts - two of them devoted to meals cooking, and the third one wholly devoted to tea-making. Sbitennik and samovar-kitchen were samovar prototypes. There were different ways of manufacturing the first samovars. Samovars were produced in the Urals, Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, Tula; and later in Vladimirskaya, Yaroslavskaya and Vyatskaya provinces. The first samovar factory was founded in Tula by Nasar Usitsin in 1778. This town of gunsmiths became famous throughout the world as the center of samovar manufacture. Tula had everything that was needed for such industry: rich ore mines, highly qualified masters skilled in working metals and location (Tula is situated only 200 kilometres south of Moscow). Samovar manufacture soon became to be very profitable. Handicraftsmen were quickly turning into manufacturers; workshops were transformed into samovar manufactures. In 1826 there were only eight samovar factories, whereas in 1896 there were already seventy. Samovars were made out of cupronickel, red and green copper, pinchbeck, and in special cases - out of silver. Some samovars were plated with gold or silver, but brass was always the basic metal. In the course of the centuries samovar shapes changed. By the end of the 19th century the number of samovar types reached 165. Yet, it was almost impossible to fully mechanize the samovars manufacture. Tools used for samovar making were not changing and by hand assembly allowed for only five-six samovars to be produced per day. The highest peak of samovar manufacture in Tula was reached in the 80s of the 19th century. Samovar was not only a feature of home comfort, the symbol of Russian hospitality, but also a kind of a mascot. Among articles of folk domestic art samovars occupy a special place. They are often viewed not only as domestic utensils, but also as real works of applied arts. Each true samovar master always wanted to astonish his customers by his creativity. Conservative design and durability in combination with decorative qualities draw interest to samovars of the people all over the world. Tula samovars were represented at many exhibitions in Russia and abroad. Manufacturers taking part at the exhibitions were constantly awarded with medals, the reprints of which often appeared on their samovars after that. Tula samovars were spread all over Russia. At the fairs one could find samovars of very different shapes: vase-shaped, pear-shaped, wine-glass-shaped, etc. Prices reduction in the process of manufacture caused standardization of samovar shapes. The so-called cylindrical samovars became widely spread. Originally Tula produced coal samovars (the water in them was heated up by charcoal), kerosene samovars and combined variants, the water in which could be heated up by any kind of fuel. Prices were set in direct dependence with shape, material and dimension of a samovar. Simple samovars were sold in bulk. Articles of complicated shapes (presents, samovars made to order) were sold by the piece. During the whole of the 19th century portable samovars were produced in Tula. As a rule, they were multi-sided, cubic and right-angled. Over the two hundred years, production technology improved considerably. Now presses and conveyor lines are widely employed. Casting under pressure is also widespread. At 'Shtamp' plant nickel-plating automatic line was introduced. Samovars here are decorated by art rolling. The plant produces samovars of different types: coal (of six versions) and - from 1956 - electrical (volume 2-3 litres; for buffets), combined and painted. Folk traditions keep on existing and developing. Gorgeous samovars - authentic works of art - are still produced in Russia. Samovars are still awarded with prizes and medals at national and international exhibitions.